Mexico City, Mexico

An original Mexican cantina with great food and atmosphere.

Famous for the gaonera taco (considered one of the best).

Excellent seafood in a lively setting; an all-time classic.

Best cochinita pibil tacos (a Yucatecan specialty); small, messy, and crowded at lunchtime.

Contemporary, creative Mexican cuisine.

One of Mexico City’s top fine-dining restaurants.

Excellent cocktails, bites, and music.

Late-night spot with local vibes and great music.

Perfect for margaritas in a beautiful patio setting.

Mezcal-focused cocktails in a refined atmosphere.

Iconic venue for live jazz.

Small boutique hotel in Condesa; cozy and home-like.

Intimate boutique in Polanco, where every detail is cared for.

Stylish, long-time favorite in Condesa.

A forgotten architectural gem.

Contemporary boutique hotel in the historic center.

Independent bookshop.

High-quality contemporary Mexican design.

Concept store showcasing local talent.

Unique fashion pieces.

Ethical fashion rooted in Mexican textile traditions.

Handcrafted fragances inspired by the exoticism of the American Continent.

The patio and architecture alone are worth the visit.

Modern art museum with a great shop at the back.

Designed by Juan O’Gorman in 1931; one of the first functionalist houses in Latin America, lived in by Rivera and Kahlo until 1934.

Striking contemporary library by architect Alberto Kalach.

Mexico’s public university, home to the Espacio Escultórico and MUAC contemporary art museum.

Contemporary art museum designed by David Chipperfield.

Leading contemporary art gallery.

Traditional flower and food market.

Bustling seafood market.

Sunrise in the canals with traditional farming landscapes.

Wander the historic heart of the city.

Hot-air balloon sunrise over the pyramids.

Perfect spot for people-watching.

Vast urban park; ideal for strolling and exploring.

Experience live mariachis at night.